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A retro 20th Century Wharfedale WTT-3039 Turntable Built In Preamp three speed record player with body having a polished steel finish plastic lift up clear top, retaining original box.

Hi-Fi - A group of three record player turntables of varying makes and models to include a JVC L-F41 Fully Automatic Direct Drive System, a Pioneer PL-990 Fully Automatic Stereo Turntable and a Numark TT-1510 Belt Driven Turntable. Biggest measures 15 cm tall by 45 cm wide and 35 cm deep. 

A vintage retro Garrard record Player Turntable Transcription Model AP 76 within an oak case. Together with a two tone Dansette Consort real to real player. Biggest measures 18cm tall by 41cm wide and 38cm deep.    

Hi-Fi - A mixed group of Hi - Fi stacking system equipment to include a Harman / Kardon AVR 138 amplifier, Sony Compact Disc Player CDP-M20 and a Hitachi HT-40S / 41S record player turntable.  

Hi-Fi- A Dual 505 - 2 belt drive record player turntable finished in black. Sadly missing the perspex cover. Together with a Next! by Stanton MCD-7000 CD player. Record deck measures 44 cm wide by 37 cm wide.   

Hi-Fi - A matching pair of record player turntables / DJ record decks by Gemini. Model XL-120 both are finished in a chrome type effect with smokey perspex covers. Measure 42cm wide by 35cm deep.   

Hi-Fi- A Dual 505 belt drive record player turntable finished in black. Sadly damage to the perspex cover. Measures 44 cm wide by 37 cm wide.   

A vintage retro 20th century Bang and Olufsen B&O Beogram 1700 record player music system. Measures 8.5cm-high 44cm-wide 33cm-deep.

Hi-Fi - Two retro vintage 20th Century record player turntables in teak wood cases with perspex covers. One by being an Automatic Philips type 22 GA 146 No. 17829. The other a Fidelity Music Master with matching pair of speakers. Biggest measures 39 cm wide by 38 cm deep. 

Hi-Fi - A Dual CS 505 - 3 belt drive record player finished in black having a carbon fibre arm. Made in Germany. Sadly miss the cover. Measures 44cm wide by 37cm deep. 

A PANASONIC MUSIC SYSTEM WITH SPEAKERS AND RECORD DECK AND A SONY DVD PLAYER WITH REMOTE CONTROL - IN WORKING ORDER

A contemporary antique style hi-fi stereo system in oak wooden effect, The system comprising tape deck, cd player and record player.

Old Murphy Record Player

ELECTRICALS TO INCLUDE AN AIWA STACKING STEREO, BAZIN RECORD PLAYER ETC

A VINTAGE PHILIPS PORTABLE RECORD PLAYER

A VINTAGE MARCONIPHONE PORTABLE RECORD PLAYER

An Agfa camera, LPs, a radio, a record player etc

A portable Fidelity 7" record player together with two boxes containing vinyl LP box sets

A KB Poppette record player

MARCONIPHONE PORTABLE RECORD PLAYER

RED REXINE CASED BRUNSWICK PORTABLE RECORD PLAYER

Bang & Olufsen Veocenter 2200 record player & tape deck, tape deck A/F also requires needle

A Grausch record player in briefcase style case

A Bang & Olufsen Beocenter 2200 record player and speakers, ( with compatible iPhone cable)

A Juno Teledictor model EE 364 with instructions, and portable radio / record player

A 1950s Phillips portable record player

A Marx Toys battery operated record player

A Fidelity portable record player in vinyl suitcase

A Steepletone record player together with pottery bells, part dinner set, jugs, teapots, mobile phones, costume jewellery etc

A Linn Axis turntable record player, Linn Basic plus arm; a pair of Tannoy speakers (3)

Boxes and Objects - badges, tokens, whistles, HMV record player needle tin, pen knives, etc

An early 20th century Columbia record player together with a Pack Son MD-1001 portable 7" record player

A Ferguson Stereo minor 3025 record player with drop down deck and detachable speaker

A Philips hifi with automatic return record player

A mid 20th Philips Major disc jockey portable record player together with a vintage Ever Ready radio

A box of Fisher Price music box record player together with a quantity of comics, cartoon books, commando etc

A Dynatron stereophonic reproducer, model number HFC31A (by appointment to the Queen), the teak case with rising canted lid enclosing a Garrard 2025TC record player over a combined radio and amp, together with a pair of matching speakers, model number LS1428 (3)

An Edwardian Oak Cased Sylvaphone Wind-up Gramophone Record Player, Working Order

A VINTAGE DANSETTE MAJOR RECORD PLAYER

A vintage Bush transistorised record player, with Garrard turntable and matching amp

STELLAR BLACK REXINE RECORD PLAYER

A vintage Ekco radio player and a Pam portable record player.

Bang & Olufsen Veocenter 2200 record player & tape deck

A photography book the Leica Manual and a Fidelity record player

A Toshiba SR - V11 record player

Russian Art Deco style bakelite cased portable mains record player L31cm, Collard Microgram portable mains record player, another by Philips Type NG5051, Teppaz Lyon Oscar record player and small quantity of 78rpm records

A vintage Dansette popular record player.

A 1950's Ferguson Monarch record player, oak mantle clock, vintage toaster & cutlery

A BUSH ACOUSTIC RECORD DECK, LG SUPER WOOFER, DVD PLAYER AND SPEAKERS ETC

Portable Phillips Record Player

Record/CD Player

Record Player in Case

Vintage Record Player

Wind Up Record Player

An ION record player

A Bose acoustics 5 series V stereo speaker system (no cables); a Bose Lifestyle model 5 music centre; a Pradovit C2500 slide projector; a Pye Monarch record player.

A Good Analogue Audio Collection Of Ten Reel-To-Reel Tape Recorders And Record Players: domestic and studio models including Ferrograph and Tandberg, with lids and some spools, some tapes, in fair order throughout; a Bush SRP31 record player four speed in good order; a PYE Steriophonic 1005 model projection set; with a pair of Technics SP10 floor speakers (10)

A Rare Libertyphone Automatic Record Changer And Wireless Portable Set, with nickel oxide plate stylus arm and turntable base, 10-inch turntable, integral 2-band wireless with magic eye tuning, in light brown leather case with dropdown front, with instructions and service sheets; and a PYE Black Box record player, 1950, with Monarch turntable for three speeds. (3) Footnote: The Libertyphone was the first auto-change portable and the Pye Black Box was the first official Hi-Fi.

AN ELIZABETHAN PATHFINDER AIRCRAFT RECEIVER TOGETHER WITH A BUSH RECORD PLAYER ETC

A VINTAGE PORTABLE RECORD PLAYER